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Constitutional revolution is going mainstream. After delivering lectures about political norms for the entirety of the Trump era — often with good cause — much of the left is now threatening to kneecap an important institution of American government on a partisan vote in an act of ideological vengeance.
Over the past several years, a new certainty was added to death and taxes: Jared Kushner would fail in his role as the administration's Middle East point man.
The attempted assassination of two Los Angeles County deputies, caught on a security video, is chilling and enraging enough.
The latest hammer of a book to fall on President Donald Trump is Bob Woodward's soon-to-be-released "Rage," and it's his own words that are the issue.
Hollywood is accommodating a new era of McCarthyism, imposed this time by Red China.
There's a giant scheme afoot to disenfranchise voters in November — it's called mail-in balloting.
Until a few days ago, Democrats were content to pretend the disorder in American cities didn't exist.
Donald Trump took over the Republican Party, but it's still discernibly the Republican Party.
The Democratic National Convention portrayed an America suffering from every possible sort of malady — except urban unrest.
The number of Republicans speaking at the Democratic National Convention had progressives on edge.
At this rate, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy will be lucky if he isn't arrested and tried for treason before a people's tribunal.
QAnon is getting its first congresswoman. Marjorie Taylor Greene won a runoff in a Republican primary Tuesday, all but assuring her victory in November in a heavily GOP district.
They are actively fighting to keep kids out of the classroom.
"Burn it down" is rarely a wise or prudent sentiment. A cadre of Republican opponents of President Donald Trump is nonetheless calling for a purifying fire to sweep through the GOP in the fall, taking down as many Republican officeholders as possible.
A couple of erstwhile Republican operatives who notably failed to elect Republican presidents are now trying to elect a Democratic one.
In this summer of Republican discontent, a handful of GOP House members have identified what's ailing the party: Liz Cheney.
If only mobs were allowed to destroy federal property without consequence. Then, there wouldn't have to be any dispute over federal agents defending a federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon; it could simply be overrun and burned to the ground with no unwelcome resistance.
The Biden campaign has been lucky most of all, but it's also been smart, at least smart enough. To go, as Joe Biden did, from left for dead to sweeping to the nomination and quickly thereafter emerging as the favorite in November is a run of success that would be the envy of any national politician.
If only the rest of the country could handle COVID-19 as well as New York. That's the lament of progressive commentators as coronavirus cases spike in the Sun Belt and the South.
